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Evaluation of a new particle trap in a laser desorption mass spectrometer for online measurement of aerosol composition

Takegawa et al., 2012

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15003882619792733803
Author
Takegawa N
Miyakawa T
Nakamura T
Sameshima Y
Takei M
Kondo Y
Hirayama N
Publication year
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Aerosol Science and Technology

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We have developed a new analyzer for the online measurement of aerosol composition: a particle trap laser desorption mass spectrometer (PT-LDMS). The main components of the instrument include an aerodynamic lens, a particle trap enclosed by a quartz cell, a …
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